Now and Forever
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- €6.99
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- €6.99
Publisher Description
Teen romance takes center stage in this rockin' love story where “forever” takes on a whole new meaning.
“For fans of authors Elizabeth Eulberg and Sarah Dessen.”—School Library Journal
“Shine[s] a light on the angst, worries, dreams, and passion of youth while always giving an optimistic spin to every story.”—The Huffington Post
What could be better than dating a rock star?
Sterling is crazy in love with Ethan. Not only is he the sweetest boy she’s ever met, but he’s an incredibly talented guitarist, singer, and songwriter. When Ethan becomes an overnight sensation, playing sold-out concerts to stadiums of screaming fans, Sterling’s life becomes a whirlwind of red carpet premieres, designer clothing, and national tours. It’s a dream come true . . . for anyone but Sterling, and she starts to question whether this is the life she truly wants.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Colasanti (All I Need) returns with a superficial romance narrated by high school senior Sterling, who is head over heels for her musician boyfriend of one month: "Ethan Cross is the most gorgeous boy I've ever seen," she explains. "And he picked me." Sterling knows Ethan is a talented songwriter and performer, but she isn't prepared for the changes in both their lives after Ethan's band's first single becomes a hit. Suddenly, Sterling is a celebrity girlfriend, wearing designer clothes, attending gala events, and staying at glam hotels. Soon, the downside of being on the edge of the limelight overshadows the fun and excitement: Sterling is plagued by false rumors and criticism from jealous fans, and Ethan becomes obsessed with gaining even more fame. Beyond the predictability of the plot, these teens' romance feels like a nonstarter even before stardom becomes an issue. Na ve and judgmental, Sterling isn't the sort of character who generates much goodwill (and self-involved Ethan isn't any better). Both, unfortunately, come across more as the idea of lovestruck teenagers than actual people. Ages 12 up.
